Flocking currawongs

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Flocking currawongs

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Subject:	Flocking currawongs
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Date:	Mon, 23 Oct 2023 09:42:42 +1100

Hi all,

I was at the Gold Coast last week and was interested to see large numbers of Pied Currawongs flocking around a new building site at sunset.

I have a photo, but I don’t think I can upload pictures on this chat group?

Probably 40 birds in all.

I don’t remember ever seeing Currawongs flocking like this: is that unusual?

Regards,

Paul.

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